Mandy Sade
Originally from Nottingham, Mandy Sade is an artist now based in Sweden. She is an artist whose work sits at the intersection of botanicals, surrealism, and storytelling. Blending traditional painting with digital techniques, she creates layered, expressive compositions that feel both romantic and quietly unexpected.
Tanya Timble
Jaipur-based self-taught illustrator drawing from the city’s culture, colours, and everyday rhythms. Her work finds poetry in the mundane, capturing quiet landscapes and fleeting human emotion with a deeply personal, nuanced lens.
Archanaa Manavalan
Archanaa Manavalan is a Chennai-based, self-taught contemporary artist whose surreal mixed-media works explore spirituality, the subconscious, and everyday beauty. Known for her vivid palettes, gold accents, and symbolic motifs, her art travels seamlessly across digital, fashion, and physical spaces worldwide.
Herikita
Herikita is a Colombian artist based in New York, weaving intimate stories of girlhood, womanhood, and motherhood through poetic, metaphor-laced scenes of everyday life. Blending domestic narratives with animals and nature, her work has been exhibited internationally and commissioned by leading global publications and institutions.
Maria Murphy
Maria Murphy is an Irish figurative painter based in Stockholm, whose expressive oil works explore form, mood, and modern femininity. Internationally recognised and featured in leading design publications, her paintings are collected across Europe and the United States.
Azzurra Galatolo
Azzurra Galatolo is a Tuscany-based illustrator whose work blends classical technique with imaginative storytelling, inspired by the hills, sea, and lagoon around her. Rich in texture and emotion, her art captures fairytale-like wonder through delicate pastels and deep, earthy tones.
Lucie Ailsa
Lucie Ailsa is a North London–based artist and textile designer whose joyful, nature-led works draw from both urban energy and the wild landscapes of Scotland. Known for her bold palettes and organic forms, she creates optimistic pieces that bring harmony to everyday spaces.
Meredith Walker
Meredith Walker is a multidisciplinary artist and designer whose layered works explore physical and spiritual rootedness through nature, folk art, and vintage textile references. Guided by a meditative, process-led practice, she creates joyful paintings, embroidery, and illustrations that evoke warmth, belonging, and a sense of home.
Rosie Harbottle
Rosie Harbottle is a Devon-based artist and designer whose richly layered works are inspired by Dartmoor’s changing seasons and the quiet poetry of the natural world. Blending colour, mythology, and memory, she creates emotive pieces that celebrate nature’s spirit and song.
Payoja Agarwal
Payoja Agarwal is a multidisciplinary artist working across ceramics, drawing, illustration, and photography, using abstraction as her primary language of expression. Through bold colours and minimalist still-life forms, she reimagines everyday subjects with a refined, contemporary lens.
Cecilia Carlstedt
Cecilia Carlstedt is a Stockholm-based illustrator known for her rich, modern compositions that blend hand drawing with fluid mediums and collage. Working globally across fashion and editorial, her distinctive visual language bridges fine art and contemporary luxury.
Neha Sahai
Neha Sahai is an Indian artist who paints whimsical worlds of wildflowers, forests, and poetic love stories between unlikely muses. Her work evokes a slower, untamed universe—where small joys, starlit skies, and the scent of earth become moments of magic.
Gondwana Art Project
The Gondwana Art Project champions tribal artisans from central India’s Gondwana region, creating a platform for traditional craftsmanship to evolve through contemporary expression. In this work, Gond artist Santoshi Shyam reimagines Noah’s Ark through intricate motifs and nature-led storytelling, celebrating biodiversity, harmony, and preservation.
Lekha Shastry
Lekha Shastry is an India-born visual designer and art director whose vibrant, lyrical landscapes blur the line between the real and the surreal. Drawing from Indian tales, her work brings animals and everyday objects into dreamlike worlds rich in colour and imagination.
Aravani Art Project
Aravani Art Project is a trans- and cis-women–led art collective reclaiming public spaces through powerful, community-driven expression. Through large-scale projects and advocacy, they amplify LGBTQIA+ voices while challenging stigma and systemic inequality.
Richa Kashelkar
Richa is a Goa-based artist whose work celebrates the poetry of the human experience. Infused with whimsy, wonder, and quiet romance, her art is an ode to life’s beauty and mystery.
Betsey Elias
Growing up in Kerala, Betsey found her inspirations in fashion magazines, 2000s movies and fairy tales. Her style is playful, messy and dramatic.
Anjali Rungta
Anjali Rungta was an Indian print designer and the founder of The Tiny Tumbler, known for her warm, handmade aesthetic and love for playful pattern and colour. Though she passed shortly after completing her print with us, her joyful florals and gentle imagination continue to bloom in our hearts.
Krisha Seth
Krisha Seth is the co-founder of Dots and Doodles Design and the illustrator behind MisskCanvas, blending creativity with sharp design and marketing insight. Originally trained in finance, she transitioned into graphic design through self-driven learning, turning curiosity and vision into thoughtfully executed creations.
Satyaprita Gaekward
Satya’s practice is rooted in childhood freedom, creating without judgment, meaning, or restraint. Calling her work “Play,” she experiments with colour, organic forms, and texture, crafting expressive pieces that are intuitive, joyful, and open to interpretation.
Shreyasi
Shreyasi is a self-taught artist from Uttar Pradesh whose richly textured, colour-forward works blur the line between imagination and reality. Guided by symbolism—often through animals—her art becomes a powerful expression of raw, unfiltered emotion.
Shloka Prasad
Shloka’s multicultural journey across Bangalore, Edinburgh, and Milan shapes her instinctive, design-led perspective. Deeply influenced by nature and her surroundings, she approaches the world as a living composition of art, form, and feeling.
Ishita Bansal
Ishita is a print designer and concept artist from Meerut whose creative journey began with painted walls and hand-mixed colours. Drawing subtle inspiration from nature and everyday surroundings, she explores evolving shapes and tonal shifts through a deeply personal, colour-led lens.
